Matthew 13:47-50

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47 "Again, the kingdom of heaven is like a dragnet that was cast into the sea and gathered some of every kind,

48 which, when it was full, they drew to shore; and they sat down and gathered the good into vessels, but threw the bad away.

49 So it will be at the end of the age. The angels will come forth, separate the wicked from among the just,

50 and cast them into the furnace of fire. There will be wailing and gnashing of teeth."

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Matthew 13:47-50 Study Resources

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Parable Of The Dragnet - C

Jack Hibbs

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that “The Parable Of The Dragnet” is a powerful illustration. The sacrifice that Jesus made on the cross for us was so awesome, so priceless, and so valuable that separation and punishment for those who reject it is not only proper, but just as well.

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Parable Of The Dragnet - B

Jack Hibbs

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that a dragnet gathers all the fish, but then the fish that are not edible are thrown back. What Jesus is saying is that false followers may live among the true, but in the end, God will separate them.

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Parable Of The Dragnet - A

Jack Hibbs

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that a day will come when God separates the true believer from those who are not. The ones who say they are Christians, but don’t know Christ, will be cast out of this world, and thrown into utter darkness.

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Parable Of The Dragnet, C

Jack Hibbs

Many of these parables -- types of analogies -- describe the Kingdom of God, or “the Kingdom of Heaven” as Matthew describes it. Now we’re looking at The Parable of the Dragnet.

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Parable Of The Dragnet, B

Jack Hibbs

Many of these parables -- types of analogies -- describe the Kingdom of God, or “the Kingdom of Heaven” as Matthew describes it. Now we’re looking at The Parable of the Dragnet.

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Parable Of The Dragnet, A

Jack Hibbs

Many of these parables -- types of analogies -- describe the Kingdom of God, or “the Kingdom of Heaven” as Matthew describes it. Now we’re looking at The Parable of the Dragnet.

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